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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
SALE OF TIE ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD

Bv virtue under authority Of decree rendered by tho
Circuit The nied states the Eastern District OF
virginia the 9TH Of April lNN-, III tho chanrcfy
cause Hay he Alexandra and Washing
Railroad Company and others therein depending Tho
al said court and the tomlI.
appointed by said decree 10 make % The Property therein
sale NJ pubic auction front Of
House Building IT. Asaph ST. IN The city Of Alex
andTiA, Va, at II O'Clock on SATURDAY. o." 9Th day Of
lsS- an glfs. privileges franchises
except fund hereafter To- INTO The hands Of
said and debts due In SAID
railroad tho saId The Alex ndf1 and Washington
Railroad Company consists ~ duub~ track railroad rom
poInt IN the County Of AlryInli Nt'rOi Nrgni1 cpHo
site the CITY u Wa-hiuaton ID c. DO" south end O the
Long Bridge" To Asalh Junction ln sad county
single tracks It Aslph Junction into The city Of Alex
through H"nfy -. 10 bIk"s- and tho
through Asapst To Princes, ST., WIN side tracks
turnous &C. sc complete schedule o tn" prnporty OF
The said oona mel IN the masters report On lie
among VI the papers ia ~Hd cause.
Terms Of Ss'e-Cash (. tho following VIZ.
$4,000 p with thereon nj The rate OF cent
January 10. lSN1. until pad. rnpouO with
thereon the cd cent anuum from July
l. 1887 $50 ma ct thereon at The ratio
Of per cent per from January l-62 until paid and
with interest upon all ~ The h4 yearly coupons o 80 ech
attached each p said l0u's. and c4cl running nom the
I'D day OF July l-61 10 the 23 Gy ui july l0t. both III
cluded mt pad eIH4lj - DO interest On 13otld ~
pant thereof from September 10. l~- 1911 fad ard p 80 ~
with inteTcst >jl lS part thereof from september 10
upon credit OF !. and with Interest from date =
sale. evidence hy negotiable otr TIC fr being Retained
under the ro o the Cont uuiN ii compliance ha hsn
ialc the % sale aud mt I r money i- itl md
required when tho property sl- 90. u' purchaser not
yet % The property until after The
find ratification OF such sale >nua future order OF the Court
10 that eject ,...,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
LETTERS
OF
CREDl +.
BROWN RR0THERs & co. BANRERs No 0wALt.s
SAINT rAgh Ayn DrlCIg nAILEoAb co:


OFFICE OF mn sICKLIARY ANU TRKAsUHER
RI. PAU, MINI, May Il, 1887. \
I'IlE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders OF Tho ~ Paul and Duluth Railroad Company
the election Of and consideration reson
on duly adopted by tho Board ~ Directors February 1891
ana mentioned below and tho transaction OF
he brought before the Uccting, at
the office OF the company In tho city nj st Paul. Minnesota
Oh Monday June 20. 1881 ~ u O'Clock noon.
Tie transfer books will he closed at p Saturday
May IL, ami rcopened on Friday. June "a 1881.
The resolution above referred 10 i ar follows
Resolved That is peient and necessary for the rapidly
increasing business Ot THIS company explained by
president that should have additional terminal facilities,
equipment and tracks and that the grades and
road should be reduced and other
made possible all involving an estimated
ture In tho o the ensuing two three
ward OF two millions Of dollars and In this
sum procure such aid fOnAl facilities. equipment
provements Ia recommended that there be submitted
positions for the adoption Oi one or more Of them.
Frst1he temporary Application Of the from lands
ana atumpagc "a necessary improvements
SecOnd1he Increase and sale OF the stock az
less than 10 the full provided IN the articles OF
corporation ami tho plan OF Reorganization. namely.
million dollars being Increase OF nearly million dol
lars.
Thrd-Authorizc Board Of 10 borrow two
million dollars upon mortgage bonds OF the company
other like company furnish terminals equipment,
TRACKS and other acea the stock Of wboh shall owned
by this company with authority 70 the Board OF Directors
OF company guarantee the principal and interest OF
bonds Of said terminal other company 10 Of
two million doliara
BY order OF the Board OF Directors,
PHILIP s. HARRIS. Secretary.
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nlnslrdl 1nstrnments
STEAMBOATS, GRO nailroaos.


ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.-Pal
every week lay At ats ,. III IL r. ioo:)!
Freight received until tho hour ., do9rrtrr.
Leay" rooklyn. via Annex, Fultons, at p m, after
4 -RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS
-. KILL oINTAIMs LA%bING at Cransttons
and Esops connecting with Ulster and Del
sswaIc. stony Coye and Catskl Monnt3,n Railroad
& a. b % p.r iG@t Of A. on st. except
4 MARY POWELL.-F0r CranstOn. West
~. Point Cornwall, Newburg New Hamburg Milton.
sunday ,ccpiedl leaves ve,try st IT, west 22i,t $50
, SATURDAYS LEAVES ONE HOUR EARLIER
BLOOMINGTON LINE. Inside Route for
no,roX ANPRALL EAsTERS POINTS HI; s,r. a..
EoP. 'gTe [s'a l. a. 4 cAo En Iqn!ay
\ Troy BOATS CIIIZEN,S Line
fooOt ,,1herSL. North RIVER .y etc'p, sturdy
G6 '' roy roy; s:ar G ro;, :&5l '''"'' '0''"''
BAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
- NORFOLK Va. and soUr
i4.ne va steamers arriving at oG [oP5 e M
G,nI Pass. Agent $40 Broadway. y l.
EAISkILL EVENING LINE.
- @i";o, III ,ny y S1'GNin ,eavg rN' \; i
tat,>IN Mountain and caro- l.altoul-.
'om,nc'ue july Ksotcrskl Will leave on saturdays at
NDW circular ga lar of houses, rates, &C, at tho
''' ''' w. ). hrphcs Treas. Catskin. ny.
HALL RIVER LINF.-fOR ROSTON.
4 NtWPoRI FAIL RIVER, AND EAST AND
= DoUBLE DAILY SERVICE is now being operated On
This route -Four steamers lu commission PgItu. BRISTOL
Providence and ud colony. fine hand and orchestra
attached to ,t.h seancr Leave New York rom Pier -
io.i Sol y. r.. foot 81 Murray st. as follows
$50 o. ~. Tor FAN river direct connecting for Roson
F,tur. Sew Bedford VI rtha's Vineyard Nantucket and
Local points on oil Colony Railroad
tl' 70 tor Newport, due about a. m. ant Fall River
ahout connecting with express trains and through
cars tor Boston tRlc cod. Lowell and North White Noun
ttn- Nc
ouuia.s leave Sew. York at 80 p. for all po.nts
Connection daily by AunsE Boat from brOOhyn . I. m,
jersey cry D IN.
Tickets ant siatcroons De obtained New York At
"OT 1tl ?+ Hj7 and 1873 Hroalway. pa West l.Jtist
l Hast l2Jtl 1913 Biwrry. Aston House and WmdsOt
NOEEN 4 LOWELL GEN. l. CONNoR
Agents Gen. + ass. Agt
EOH HUDSON and CONSACKIE.
l steamer KAArERSKIII. leave. At q %. Tuesl1Ts
TFdre~ and saturday from per = y. H. foot Of Jay 81
tom rrr 3D. foot Of tIankns; both boats connecting with
En-tpG AMI Albany f.. r.
NORWICH LINE. for Boston. Worcester,
points PIER 40 North River foot OF Watts.
De- hrOsscs ferryl daily sundays
csnfcd li "tltv OF Worcester" "tity 81
B,~lup" "tltv II Sew York" city ~ Lawrence"
az 2OI 2Gl 397 45I and 9j7
Broadway 10 and - Grrenwich--t, 1873 Bowerv Ast0r
Hroosl II; at Per 40, North River. and on steamers
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
NORTHERN RAILROADnF NEW Jersey

Traips leave from Chambers. St station FOR Engewood
Tenahy. Clostcr Sparkil and Nyack $50 z To- : 20
eSo amt II ~ a. M lA5 $50. 4. so. $40 o4o $50,
1880 M, = midnight Sundays 7l0 $50 NJ, and 3
P m. Fur Manuel. spring Valley. Monsoy ana Tarmans
$50 40 o'5Oh m 90. 0iSO p. IN. (3O p Saturdays
only. Sundays $50 a. m, p IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

Convcyaaclns At DE cost %! Sac purchaser,
OFFICE OF TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAJ l.

~ ROAD COMiANl
PHI irTITU!A. Nav y. 1897.
Atameetlng Of the BOARD Of licr. fhls company.
held tins day. The ioll0Wlu Tr-oiutOu WI, aiop."i
Received. That fur tc nIroeni pOtAus il' necessary
capital Tor construction AMI equipment expenditure during
The l-~1. mainland leased lines dui branches AM
The al! auxiliary lines,
the cost of which j. estimated - follows
Construction OF third trl fourth tfstss
and additional fsCi'f'ea ou to fofr-
svlyauia Railroad. branches ar' lrI-ti
lne-........... ........ +Ioooo0O
Real estate P,ausviyaalA RAILROAD.
branches and icI'el llf ce...--.----...... 'D"'up
Locomotive caEIuca anu Passenger tqt.i- ....,.,
ncut l,''',O'V
Construction ~ lr,lcu art .lNi.ry
Lines addition t0 tios" uor lu ...
-----<- 100000
tic privilege Pc livcu 90 c -sf,i.Di- OF tIc COMPANY "i
'rllinr 90 par l'trtr. t. l'. af' iI| 'i ' 't
l--I. winch latter ''~ iu' rlrt"~ 1910 '-" i"i peg
o. tIcli utn.. ft ..tnl if''l 40
"Wednesday. Nsy II 5000 ut shareholders 'ui i .ot lt.
q hr fH. t fu ir ~ f.i'l"
10 -u1.cuI.u& Doe soit hv Hu. 'r "l rr .ii h'nL
fpf r'. l' fiffI~|'I ID I'd
TIE tr'l ~urer rirn"u nay " r'o 10 ful re ieJ H
J. 1871 Nt shall le lai lD. 60 July J. -! AMI
The remaining oneA'i. 1I Do. III It"' u" "pi"m1cr
l~-.. aii DO either ft'lpi r 20 f'h Lear ~ JOE
t',e.i - .lc Ist. of IL ,o,I .H No." iio, i-c Ac O.,
vn cc'se 10 h-t interest "n -ii 'f,t N"ycmh'r J. ~
CcTntatc- Tor ODE ~fIth ie delivered ou surrender
81 thr receipts. I.Oi.tIi 50. ~Nl liI. Irr'-If"r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
For Both Sexes-CitY.

CUORTHAND.-C. 4. WalwOrth'S StcnO-
- nrapic Institute Tribune BuldngOpen entire year
Separate ladies department Branch lO5llO Last -0usI
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For Youno Ladies-Country.

For Young Ladies-Country
ENGLISH and French Boarding and Day
~ school for Young Ladies, 40 all" aprncest; Phade
Iha Resilient French tea her natural mciAo OF ~
siIucjiOnl. Special musical advantage. Ms, l. T. ''l'
DON. Principal Mrs. W. H. II Di. Associate Principal
EEOME COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. Me
L tuchn. Nj loaIC, tuition OLCLdiIg music $50 per
quarter. Tor girls
OSSINING INSTITUTE for Young Ladies,
USING SINGON THE HUDSON. Rcopcns IN September
Miss SAPAiI NJ VAN VLECK \. N. Principal For la.-
tculars apulr To ilrv. +. b. DIV lGlIE sing Sing.
DEEKSKILL ~ y
L MILITARY ACADEMY.
send for catalogue so pages.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
1 CUIsTTf. TwOty.hfl'y wear.
A NJIITAIN COlILCI. (NYfnGluecIirr. Chemistry.
Glasses English COZ. 11l G., hNA11, lTeei'ehL
pYE SEMINARY,
IL RYE, EEW.YOEK.
For particulars adde's Mrs. s. J. LfIE.
ERINITY HALL,
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INRlNITY HALL,
EENFRLY. NLW.JEESEY.

thorough lome.schoo for twenty vouns laAce ware
advantages OF tAc shost oricE Careful training 30 manner
mna and heart SOLID culture ~ u2.h Music All and Ian
ruagc4 IvUu,Ly year ttins 81 t,mlT41 lctou.ai
.coToss nc PRINCIPAL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

We buy and sell Bills of TX.
change on and make cabio
Transfers Of money to Europe.
Australia, aud the West In
dies. also make Collections
and issue Commercial and
Travelling Credits. available
In all parts ~ the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
Bteamboats an6 Railroads.

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
III Day Line Steamers
ALBANY or c. VIBBARD,
Daily Except Sundays
Brooklyn Fulton. St (by Annex M
Leave New York Yesry St pier ............. 40 M
Leave New York West Q2ds pier. 600 m
For ALBANY, landing at Yopkcrs, West Point Newbur,
Pougkeepne Rhinebeck, Catskl and Hudson. Returninr
leave Albany $50 a.
Al fine BAND attached to each boat
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
III NETWORK NEw-HAvEN AMI hartford R r
Trains Hsrle River station corher l32s aai Liz
con-ave near Third Avenue Bridge acros, Harl waiver
Preached by Second Avenue and subnrban Elsva rsl.
e{cc9 5u .S 59 az M ' is Po 30 M@
rs Casanova (oat Point Hunts Point West Farms Van
Nest West Chester. Bay Chester lPshan Ban Bar
tow tCty tslsnO Pelham Manor and New. Rochelle con
at New Rochelle with trims for all points "a,
main linz Of tho TewYork and Hartford rail-.
road Shore Line ami Air Line Divisions NewCana,n, Md
dstown New Britain and Sued brsrchsA aud Boston All
all points East. ,,...r. -, - ,-.----,.
tionsat i2il0 m. daily. eycsDt Montaya
SnnJav trains for New Rochelle ana all intermediate ,t,
tons at M 1901 and $50 D. the lattor tram connect
inc at Nav. RocleIle with way train stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

VI T. y.
NEw-NoRk. June II. lSS7.)
THE ANNUAL NEE Ting OF the StockhO!d-
a. Tho SMALL. HOPES tON-OLfDAIED MIN.
ING COMPANY Tor the election of Board 81 Trustees for
the and such other business Ice
bee held at the Office ~ the ompauy. No Broad.
way. Sew- ORR City. on ESDAN. June * lss7 at .
books close Juno - and
!, 1881 CHARLES a. CAMEEON, SECRETARY.
WE HAVE FOR SALE several good issues
w OF bonds Of GAS COMrtNftS - not SIX per cent
WILLING - co. . Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
FEMALE SEMINARY

VIII commence It's 52l year September Fine Itr,fv
Laboratory observatory and Cabinets Thorough n.truc-
ton OF home Influences. send tur circular To
Miss A. L. STANTON, PRINCIPAL Norton Nas1
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For Bows and Younr Men-country.

For Bows and Younr Men-Country.
A -CIRCULARS of schools both sexes, city
~ tns W. eaIi'I 'NdI;ver.
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOlS.-At Mill
II lord. Conn Parents who are unt.iinnale h. NE nan
s seTe 6T 81 , e .c iS HTcs - ow anP
ELMlRA COLLEGE, FOR WOMEN, oncr'
II superior advantage IN Ca,sc2I ~,icnt9c agd rfca
y syea" and furnished With an elevator Carses arc IN
Gs@1y moderate srn6 iGI m Gaa%f~9 to Hcv v"
L ihEfAiEs i0E co1ILIGI OK bTsINiSs.
Rev. a. 6. CIAMBhKs. A. NJ, Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
"O'''''' G. s. MiTGSLf 4. Il. s%ptriniendent
isOME and DAY SCHOOL for GIRLS.-PrI-
aa3t,e9 i s,emSG Oh d"S r M rr
Vas.sr graduate tcacScTs' II 4LMS sprinsGcIi Mss.
ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Ayack- the
hail study Send Tor cGiu VIA iu partlciars Enter
~' ""~ WI BATNIsrHR. A. NJ Principal
GHORTLIDGES Media Academy. - S125
- quarterly for boys s,ndsnts admitted and clas.hed at
double heated by steam tine college preparatory Eng
ST GniTs; AM E. m f % cS Penn N T.
PECTORY SCHOOL, Hamdcn, Conn.-For
Ia Boys $500 $3.50 Home influences thorough school
Dress Extensive S'G pV ! 9 ' RsSoT
GUNNER SCHOOL for Boys, Pccksiill, y. I.
June Military A'''" JOIN ole r. i1 ISE% M G'f'
GUNNER SCHOOL for Boys and Young Men.
~ For catalogue apply To GRO Il. CpRIElYOU, Pm
cpaL The Bryant School. Ioslyn. Long lsland y. Y.
rNRINITY COLLEG L. Hartford, Conn.-EX-
Tor admission will be held Berkeley school,
No. East s4th st. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
June u, q and - For further particulars apply To
FRANKLIN H. FOWLER. 33j West 65th-st. Y. Y
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL and WELLES-
3 HNb bA 2F5E M19? %
y II opens september q. AcadCnnc aud College Pre-
paratOry Courses. For circulars, addIcss
MISS ADA ". SMITH. Principals.
MRS. 7. u. RICHARDS Germantown. Philadelphia
NONKERS ON THE HUDSON.-A family
school for desirable boys little bows and those going
homo for the first time especially solicited. cheap
genuine and thorough back ward AMI conditioned stu
dents coached summer ana winter. TIEO. T. LEIGHTON
Miscellaneous.
A DIRONDACK SUMNER SCHOOL.-Tcn
"a weeks in Adirondacks for charge OF
experienced teacher study at option OF parents Terms
500. Address h. ID. MON1ANYE. Trenton. n. j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

OFFICE OF THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW
JtN~tS
ll9 LIEEHTY.~r.
NIW-YoKN. June 9. 1887
PROPOSITIONS or THIS COMPANY o. June ID inst
TO r- khoder bonihoiir+ holder Of certain stocks
AID bonds o. ,o4plas options t. pur
chase and ,.c'lu,s f1r The VIEW 1OO-YEt. ) FIR
CENT GENERAL MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS, may be
obtained upon Application at THIS office
These proposal. ciuhy 49," conclusions - the Bondhoi
cr,' Hc0r lnat Committee. 'ui llye the approval and
The i.c,c.y.r- N,,sr,. joan Kennedy
and Joseph Harris
gUE OPrION- 10 PTRCiEN~E AID ENCItNCE
ENPIgE ~ NJ 25rii IN-r
Cl&I EAL LAtiEOAJ co. 1f NEW ERsEY.
J.LDGENs MAXWELL
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
DIG BEND HYDRAULIC COMPANY

Board Of Directors have M, Law declared dividend -
half per cent tc referred Capital stock ont
~ the net earnings OF the Company ia It's treasury
able Juy D.. 1854
Tho the Preferred STOCK VIII close FOR
purpose the 3oth DAY ct June. at3 o'clock M amt
open thr morning ~ July a.
Iy OF der Of The Board OF Directors
WILLIAM WAGNER.
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.

hEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
~ OFFICE 90 lHE CONTROLLER. I
NTWAKk. y. i. june ~. l~f7.}
Scaled PROPOSAL w.u Doe Ic,r.c a uh, office IL Mon
dty, ~ - 7. at ion ~ tr 90 pant ni
hundred thousand dollars Of BOMBS OF c city ct So
dCnOuludtcd
q" TAX AItREA RAGE BONDS
deliverable July J. l. wine date interest higgins. 1lcsc
bonds by 90 legislature oi Tie Il L.
Jersey approved april a. 1876 and payable ia ten
cacp coupon sicTtd bearing in az the
four All bali per cent per auhhn, payable semi
ualv by TIE ~lak ug futd tOuin.- toners.
OF the bonds Ma" whole property
Il igcd. they addition io thc debt Of
The bat ISSUED Tor sinking fund
established by law providing The means 81 liquidation 20 ~
deposit ~ per cent viii hr Ilrei tO
ca, hii. Tie night Dr. reserved o REJECT 1'y all bids not
deemed for the interest 81 the ctv Proposals must be
Proposal. Eonds adI's ,ed
Ia Tie undersigned. 4. T. QUINN Comptroller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

OFFICE On tHE PHILADELPHIA COMPANY. 035 PgsS.AvE,
PTIabuRG, PENN juno \, 1887.
s(nTH DIVIDEND Board of Directors
~ Of this company have this day declsred dividend
per cent out OF the earnings for last month payable
goth inst Transfer books will DO closed from 18th
20t insts both Inclusive Checks will be stook
h0ldera- JOHN CALDWELL. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
TREAsuEEK's OFFICE. GGAND CENTRAL DErOT,(
NrW-l DIRK. June 20 1887.
The First Mortgage Bonds OF TIL T. SCHOOLCRAFr AND
THREE RIVERS RAILROAD COMPANY. amounting to
SO0OOO duo LIST OF July and the FIRST Mortgage
Of THE KALAMAZOO AND SCIOOLCRAFr RAI1.ROAD
COMPANY amounting 500 600 duo on same dav will be
pail on behalf OF this company, at maturity by TIL UNION
TRUST COMPANY. OF v lW.NOKK.
d. WORC ESTER Trsasurcr
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-07
kSTOElSE yltG SUCCESS.

It is the duty ofeyery personEwho
has used Boschee's German Syrup
to let its wonderful qualities be
known to thesr friends in etring
Consumption, severe Coughs, Coup.
Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact all
throat and lung diseases. No per-
son can use it without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any
case, and we consider it the duty of
all druggists to recommend it to the
poor, dying consumptive, at least to
try one bottle, as $4,000 bottles we're
sold last year, and no one case where
it failed was reported. Such a med
icine as the German Syrup cannot
be too widely known, Ask your
druggist about it. Sample bottles
sold at 10 cents. Regular size IS
cents. Sold by all druggists and
dealers in the United States and
Canada.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-07
An Arctic Giant,

The Burr Robbins new Gigantic
Show certainly have a genuine sur
prise in store for the public this
year, in the person of his whale
ship a monster North-aea whale cap,
tured lately by an English Seal fish
ing outfit and brought into Liver
pool where its purchase, by a rep
resentative Of Mr.. Robbins. was
made. The clever recital of a most
exciting chase and its capture rs
given in a late issue of the Liverpool
Daily Truth, is to lengthy for space
here but various authorities soon
pronounced it q real arctic whale
Whalemen claim it TO be the very
largest whale they ever saw in or
out of the water, and it is also the
only one of its gigantic species ever
exhibited in any country.
The immense transparent tank
containing tho huge Oceanic giant
is of course many times the largest
portable aquarium ever constructed
in this country, and in transit the
whole occupies the longest railroad
car ever built, and having a tonnage
of 10000 pounds capacity. 1t does
seem impossible to transport such
a colossal cargo for exhibition, bu
Mr.. Robbins las made that MATER
a feasible one as it is presented 70
view daily III The aquarium tent
and to see which, mot a pennyl
extra charge is made as the bib
say. The Whale is a very absorbing
attraction, but the advertisement il
this paper promises hundreds o.
other special features, many of them
now exhibited for the first time, any
one of which is a complete show ir
itself.
The show in general is fully up t.
its past high plane of merit, and it
largely increased proportions II.
superior attractions coupled with it
reputable high toned character $
sure to tempt n larger patronage
than has ever before been given y
any tented show in this city. Tie
Whale and the great show viii lie
here Oh Friday, September 9th, md
don't you forget it.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-07

THAT HACKING COUGH can
be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.
We guarantee it. For sale by ]. S.
Talcott.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dis
pepsia and Liver Complaint? Shi-
loh's Nitalizer is guaranteed to cure
you. For sale by J. S. Talcott.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis-
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loh's Cure is the remedy for you.
Sold by J.. S. Talcott.
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH
and Bronchitis Immediately relieved
by Shiloh's Cure. For sale by J.
S. Talcott.
Mrs. II. Van Antwerp, Dennis, la.
says: Chamberlain's Pain Balm ex-
cells all other medicines for sore
throat and diptheria, it is for exter-
Eal use only. Sold by j. S. Talcott.
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents,
Nasal Injector free. For sale by j
S. Talcott.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Con
sumption Cure is sold by us on .
guarantee. 1t cures Consumption
For sale by ]. S. Talcott.
SHILOH'S yITALTZER is wha'
you need for Constipation, Lossof APP
petite, Dizziness and all symptoms
Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents
per bottle. For sale by ]. 8. Tai
colt.
For lame back, side or chest, U.S.
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 2!
cents. For sale by J. 8. Talcott.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-07
HOW Is THIS?
From the SjoHx City Daily Tribune.

From the Sioux City Daily Tribune.
A lady writes a note to the editor
OF the Pennington Bugle to request
him to ask the grocery men to put
their display of vegetables on high
er barrels, and the editor prints her
note, as it expresses the demand in
better shape than lie could put it.
AS the complaint applies to Sioux
City as strongly at to Pennington
we reprint the lady's note:
"A lady wants to say a few words
to the grocery merchants and really
it is a delicate subject to handle.
You know it is now time when our
grocery men set their vegetables and
fruit outside on the pavement, and
you know there r SO many tall
dogs in town, and-and it operates
as though they drank from Saratoga
medical springs. Now, Mr.. Editor,
you must know what l want to say,
and if you will help me out you
will do the public a great favor
What we want is the vegetables on
boxes, or in other words, above high
water mark. For the good of the
women and mankind, the grocerS
will please attend to it. Those wire
screens they use over barrels and
baskets are not "water tight This
is a delicate matter, but you know
when a lady goes shopping for cab
bage and beets she doesn't like tt
get peas" also. Please put in shape
so as to offend nobody. "-RepuJlicaa
Register.
This is a peculiar letter, yet APP
plies equally to dry goods stores
where elegant fabrics are displayed
a lace curtain is not a lamp-post
Ladies will please leave their dog
outside.-Nark Democrat.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-07

AGerman who fought hard against
prohibition AS long as he could, said:
IL am glad the saloons are closed.
When they were in full blast | used
to go home about half drunk every
night, but now | neve 60 home in
that condition, simply because beer
is not as convenient to get. | like
the beverage as we'll as ever, but
simply because it is not in my way
| go home without it. | tell you,
prohibition is the greatest thing that
has ever been discovered, and | am
a prohibitionest, heart and soul"
Little Grimm ought to have a mon
ument set up to him when he dies,
and if live long enough | will con-
tribute generously to it. ] can af-
ford to do it, for, by closing the sa-
looms and keeping them closed he
has saved me a good many dollars.
-Siouu City Times.